The Byrds – Untitled [1970] The Byrds – Lover of the Bayou
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Cookin' like a lot of 70's. Go Byrds. Still getting the vibes.
They sound much better than the Beatles!
welcome back home,iraq ect. healing song, hungry planet people should have listened CLARENCE
best song ever
Love that lazy, syncopated guitar.
the best
Never heard this one.
Excellent song, from my teens, when only Jim aka Roger McGuinn was left from the Byrds line up. They came to play in Liverpool Uni c1971, but none of my friends wanted to see them. Later heard they were brilliant. Have since seen Mr McGuinn on his own, he was excellent
Jerry Garcia called Clarence White "an incredible electric guitar player" who "took advantage of the light setup and the Telecaster snarl to get a kind of nasty, biting sound….There's been nobody like him since. His playing is what the guitar is all about." Here it is.
Skip Battin on bass and Gene Parsons on drums
hi roger and the Byrds will go down in history ………….
Clarence White's guitar is absolutely stunning here. Love it!
Simply over the top !
Lover of the Byrds
WOW
This is the best version. I deeply love the line up in this period of the band. I only got into them in the early 90's (due to my age). I once had a dream I saw them live. I was close to tears when I woke up at the encore. The live in Manchester recording is great for lovers of this period (and a chance to check out the great bass work of Clarence too).
god bless the ghost of clarence white. he own this.
the 2nd album I bought when I came home from nam…still sounds GREAT!
Mr. MgGuinn and Parsons no better song
– MAGNIFICENT burning piece… Who composed this song ? Byrds or Dylan ?
Saw them at the Community Concourse in San Diego when they were promoting this music. Excellent concert. Outdone themselves.
This is the Byrds if there ever were some.
Check tom petty 😉
way down south mojo voodoo
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god bless the ghost of Clarence White
Sick track
The best song of the later Byrds lineup